society

Ola Diab believes that the new generations can benefit Sudan more than they know. She asks of each of us to do what we do best, wherever we are, but for Sudan. ...Read More

Mai Mihaimeed gives us an insight into the world of introverts, and their struggles in Sudanese society....Read More

Muniness travels northwards in Sudan for the first time in a captivating familial adventure. Metal cups, cupcakes and random family members feature in the first part of her endeavor. ...Read More

Adil Abdalla explains the socio-economic strategies of the Muslim Brotherhood in retaining power, and his take on a solution for the future. ...Read More

Madeline gives us her take on what makes Sudanese culture alluring, unique and what would better the world if propagated abroad....Read More

Wael Elkhider shines some light on the culture of racism in Sudan and tries to comprehend its persistent existence. ...Read More

Nada reflects on her reasons for leaving Sudan and the society she thought she belonged to....Read More

Yasir Elkhider gives us an insight into what Sudan will look like in 2017 if things stay as they are. Fined for wearing slippers and being too dark-skinned will be common, lest we take control....Read More

Zvezdana spent most of her childhood in Sudan, she goes back in time and recounts her memories of Eid mornings, walks by the Nile and even the scent of incense. ...Read More

Ali Kashif argues that for change to be widespread, one must start with the self....Read More